Here are a few pics of what I am doing with my barn. The first is the front, and the project is the jacking of the right corner. Since this was taken I have jacked up the post that is just to the right of the door so it is pretty lavel now
This next pic shows detail of jacking the front corner. It is tricky because there is nothing under to jack from because the barn is into kind of a side hill.
This is a view of the back. When we bought the place, 23 years ago there was a back wall which had held in moisture, and 2/3 of the posts were just remains hanging from the beams. Our sheep used to live under there, and now there is a tractor and the baler and some smaller stuff.
It is a lot straighter than it was a few months ago. Two tractors and an antique car stay in the upper level along with some daughters furniture and stuff, the ZTR and plenty of other stuff.
This is underneath showing an added in beam that I have just raised about four inches.
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